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You're a baaaaad man. :)Quote:
Originally posted by Colossus
Please... Please...
Dont forget to ground yourself before you start the mod.. So plug in that trust Soldering Iron and hold onto it by the metal... :D :D
But wait a few minutes... So the system can ground itself first and not give you a shock :)
What???:confused:Quote:
Originally posted by lostlilchild6
Just in case you didn't know, there's a world outside of 3dmark. ;)
OMG!!!
Tell me it`s not true!!!!
Tell me it`s not true!!!!
Hehehehehe...Quote:
Originally posted by Colossus
Please... Please...
Dont forget to ground yourself before you start the mod.. So plug in that trust Soldering Iron and hold onto it by the metal... :D :D
But wait a few minutes... So the system can ground itself first and not give you a shock :)
Tbird, resistance is inversely proportional to current. Higher resistance (more ohms) = less current (fewer amps). Also, what do you have on there for cooling? You say it's decent, but you never actually say what it is. I wouldn't try it with stock cooling, unless you enjoy the smell of ozone and burnt plastic...
Anyway, people, if you can't tell, Tbird gets his jollies from screwing with old hardware. I can't say it's because he's frugal (or even efficient) based on some of the purchasing decisions he's made, but hey, he doesn't have to risk blowing up a $400 video card this way. Whatever works...